Rajkiran Arhestey represents the family of 3-year-old ZA in missed sepsis inquest - Sep 2024
Rajkiran (Kiran) accepts instructions in all areas of Chambers’ work and is a versatile advocate with a broad practice, particularly in clinical negligence, inquests, public law, public inquiries, tax, immigration, personal injury, environmental and planning, and criminal injuries compensation.
Kiran acts for both Claimants and Defendants and is a member of the Attorney General’s Panel of Counsel (‘C’ Panel). On C Panel she is building particular experience in judicial review, immigration, national security and tax.
She has a wide range of advocacy experience, both led and unled, having appeared in the Court of Appeal, High Court, Upper Tribunal, County Court, Coroners’ Courts, First-tier Tribunal, and in planning inquiries. She has also been part of the Grenfell Tower Inquiry’s Counsel Team for several years.
From January to April 2022 Kiran worked as a Judicial Assistant in the Administrative Court, gaining invaluable experience which informs her practice.
Before coming to the Bar, Kiran worked for the UN World Food Programme in Italy and a local NGO in Bangladesh and volunteered at Southall Black Sisters, assisting BAME survivors of domestic violence. She has a first-class degree in law from Oxford University and studied for an LLM at New York University (focusing on human rights), obtaining scholarships from NYU and through the prestigious Fulbright exchange programme. She was awarded Gray’s Inn’s highest scholarship, the Bedingfield, to finance the BPTC.
Kiran is founder and Editor-in-Chief of the 1COR Quarterly Medical Law Review (QMLR). She is a co-editor along with Sir Neil Garnham, Caroline Cross and Matthew Hill of the upcoming 2nd edition of the Inquests Book (to be published in 2024).
Ranked in Legal 500 since 2023 as a Rising Star in Clinical Negligence: ‘Undoubtedly one to watch and heading for a stratospheric career despite her low-key manner’ and in Chambers and Partners 2023 as Up and Coming in Inquests and Public Inquiries: ‘She is a junior to watch. Very clever and a good advocate, with mature judgement.’
Kiran changed her surname from Barhey to Arhestey in 2024.
Clinical NegligenceKiran has experience acting for both Claimants and Defendants in a range of clinical negligence matters. While seconded to a partner at a leading Claimant clinical negligence firm for a year, she gained significant experience in high value claims, particularly brain injury.
She has appeared in CCMCs, approval hearings and application hearings. She also regularly prepares pleadings and conducts conferences. She has particular expertise in quantum in high value cases such as wrongful birth or brain injuries, having acted as a junior to several silks in chambers. Kiran also edits the Quarterly Medical Law Review and therefore has an excellent knowledge of recent developments in the case law.
Kiran was ranked in the Legal 500 2023 as a ‘Rising Star’ in Clinical Negligence: ‘Undoubtedly one to watch and heading for a stratospheric career despite her low-key manner.’
Selected Cases
- Secured a multi-million pound settlement for a Claimant in wrongful birth claim, led by Angus McCullough KC.
- Acted for a Defendant in an RTM and successfully settled a case concerning alleged inadequate consent for hip surgery and alleged failures in conduct of the surgery.
- Instructed by a Claimant in a complex ongoing claim concerning a misdiagnosis of vasculitis as cancer leading to unnecessary surgery and death.
- Recently settled another wrongful birth claim for the Claimant, led by Angus McCullough KC, for £11 million.
- Instructed by a Defendant in a claim arising out of the suicide of a man with serious mental health issues. There are alleged failures in assessment of the Deceased and the case is listed for trial in 2023.
- Instructed by a Claimant who developed a rare eye condition leading him to lose sight in his right eye. It was alleged that there were two missed opportunities to diagnose and treat the condition. The claim settled soon after service of expert evidence.
Kiran has significant inquest experience and accepts instructions on behalf of families, Trusts, GPs, government bodies and private companies. She has experience of inquests which engage Article 2 and/or jury inquests as well as inquests concerning prisons, mental health hospitals, medical treatment, and deaths on railways.
She is a co-editor along with Sir Neil Garnham, Caroline Cross and Matthew Hill of the upcoming 2nd edition of the Inquests Book (to be published in 2024) and author of the chapter on Article 2 Inquests.
Selected Cases
- Re POR (ongoing): Representing an occupational health company in an investigation and inquest arising out of the self-inflicted death of a serving police officer.
- Re AS (ongoing): Representing the family of a black man who died following a brief interaction with the police from ‘acute behavioural disturbance.’ The investigation is ongoing.
- Re SJS (2024): Represented a train company in a 4-day inquest concerning an individual who took his own life by jumping in front of a train.
- Re BG (2024): Represented the family of a young woman who took her own life on a psychiatric ward during a lengthy inpatient admission.
- Re LS (2023): Represented the family of a woman who was admitted to hospital following a fall, and developed sepsis which was not recognised or treated and subsequently died.
- Re CN (2023): Represented the family of a woman who died following a pulmonary embolism. The Coroner concluded that, but for a failure in communication between the Trust and CN, CN would have undergone surgery for uterine fibroids and avoided her death. He also made a PFD report to the NHS Trust, NHS England and the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care.
- Re: TS (2022): Represented a private healthcare company which provided healthcare services in a prison in a 2-week Article 2 jury inquest following the death of a prisoner from HIV/AIDs-related complications. No criticisms were made of the company.
- Re: CR (2022): Represented family in a 4-day inquest concerning the death of a young man with schizophrenia by suicide. The Coroner concluded that the clinician should have offered CR a trial of the anti-psychotic clozapine and that the failure to do so contributed to the death.
- Re: W (2021): Represented family in a 7-day Article 2 jury inquest concerning significant clinical failings in treatment of a detained man with a spinal injury which concluded with a finding of neglect. Kiran also acted in the claim after the inquest and secured a settlement for the family.
- Re: GS (2021): Represented family in a 1-week Article 2 jury inquest concerning the death of an informal patient whilst on home leave from a mental health hospital. The jury made criticisms of Social Services in their conclusion. The Trust made admissions of failures in care prior to the inquest.
Kiran accepts instructions on a range of public law matters, in particular in immigration, tax and national security. She acts for Claimants and Defendants in a range of matters.
Selected Cases
- Led in the Court of Appeal in Shyti v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2023] EWCA Civ 770 and Ahmed v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2023] EWCA Civ 1087, cases concerning decisions to deprive individuals of citizenship on the basis of fraud. The Court heard argument as to the effect of R (Begum) v Special Immigration Appeal Commission [2021] UKSC 7 on appeals to the FTT brought pursuant to s.40A of the British Nationality Act 1981. Following written submissions, the Appellant’s application for permission to appeal to the Supreme Court was refused.
- Sole Counsel for SSHD in a judicial review in the Upper Tribunal concerning a decision to refuse to grant biometric excuse to two individuals in Afghanistan.
- Instructed in several judicial reviews arising out of challenges to the SSHD’s policy concerning the Public Order Disqualification.
- Instructed in a judicial review arising out of an HMRC decision made pursuant to the Excise Goods (Holding, Movement and Duty Point) Regulations 2010/593.
- Junior to Angus McCullough KC in judicial review proceedings on behalf of a Claimant challenging a decision by a public body to refuse security clearance which ultimately resolved out of court.
Kiran has been instructed on the Grenfell Tower Inquiry since 2018, working on the investigation into the performance of the lifts on the night of the fire. She has been involved at every stage of the process, carrying out document review, working with the appointed expert, preparing for the hearings and drafting the final report. At the hearings in June 2021, Kiran conducted advocacy, questioning the managing director of the lift manufacturer at Grenfell Tower.
Kiran is ranked in Chambers and Partners 2023 as Up and Coming in Inquests and Public Inquiries: ‘She is a junior to watch. Very clever and a good advocate, with mature judgement.’
Kiran has appeared in a wide range of PI hearings, primarily in the County Court, for both Claimants and Defendants. Kiran is interested in developing her PI practice further.
She has significant experience of quantum in high-value clinical negligence cases, including brain injury cases, which can be transferred to the personal injury context. She also has experience acting for government bodies, having completed a secondment at HMRC in the personal injury department where she regularly advised on liability and quantum. She has also acted for Claimants who have suffered child abuse/sexual abuse through her criminal injuries compensation work (see below).
Selected Cases
- Instructed to represent a Claimant in a fast track trial at Central London County Court in a slip and trip at a garden centre, leading to a broken wrist.
- Advised in writing on liability and quantum in a range of claims brought by employees against HMRC, including stress at work, slip and trip, and injuries caused by inadequate equipment.
Kiran is particularly interested in developing her practice in tax law. She is currently instructed as junior to Natasha Barnes in an MTIC fraud case listed for a 1.5 week trial in early 2023. She has also acted for HMRC in an application for summary judgment in the County Court.
Kiran accepts instructions on a range of immigration matters. She also acts in cases involving national security.
Selected Cases
- Led in the Court of Appeal in Shyti v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2023] EWCA Civ 770 and Ahmed v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2023] EWCA Civ 1087, cases concerning decisions to deprive individuals of citizenship on the basis of fraud. The Court heard argument as to the effect of R (Begum) v Special Immigration Appeal Commission [2021] UKSC 7 on appeals to the FTT brought pursuant to s.40A of the British Nationality Act 1981. Following written submissions, the Appellant’s application for permission to appeal to the Supreme Court was refused.
- Sole Counsel for SSHD in a judicial review in the Upper Tribunal concerning a decision to refuse to grant biometric excuse to two individuals in Afghanistan.
- Instructed in several judicial reviews arising out of challenges to the SSHD’s policy concerning the Public Order Disqualification.
- Instructed as sole counsel in a judicial review arising out of a challenge to the Government’s Response to recommendations from the Home Affairs Select Committee.
Kiran is keen to develop her practice in environmental and planning law. Kiran was instructed by the Environmental Law Foundation to represent the Appellant, pro bono, in a complex 4-day planning inquiry. The Appellant sought permission to change the use of a small woodland in a National Park from forestry to a mixed use for field archery, eco-tourism and life-long learning. He was ultimately granted temporary planning permission. The appeal also concerned an Enforcement Notice. More information is here.
She was jointly nominated for Advocate’s Young Pro Bono Barrister of the Year Award 2020 for her representation of the Dangstein Conservancy.
Kiran utilizes her personal injury expertise in liability and quantum to represent survivors of abuse. She has appeared a number of times in appeals against decisions by the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (“CICA”), particularly on behalf of victims of rape and sexual abuse.
Selected Cases
- Secured £171,300 on appeal for a young woman who had been raped and was unable to work for the rest of her life. Significant disagreement with CICA over the medical evidence.
- Secured £36,694 on appeal for a young man who had been sexually assaulted and was unable to work for several years.
- Successfully represented an Appellant in her appeal against a decision by the CICA to deny her compensation for being out of time, in circumstances where she had been sexually abused as a child.
- Successfully represented an Appellant in her appeal against a decision by the CICA to refuse compensation on the basis that there was insufficient evidence that a crime of violence had occurred, and failure to co-operate with the police, in circumstances where A had reported the rape to police who had decided not to proceed with a prosecution.
Kiran accepts direct access instruction from lay clients in any of the areas set out above. For further information please visit her profile here.
She has represented a client in the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority on a direct access basis.
Law Pod UK Ep. 194: International Women’s Day series part 1: what’s the problem? - Mar 2024
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1COR Quarterly Medical Law Review – Winter 2022 – Issue 12 – May 2023 - May 2023
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Law Pod UK Ep. 175: Essential Inquest Law Update - Dec 2022
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Rajkiran Barhey represents the family of a 21-year-old who collapsed and died in a PureGym at an inquest into his death - Oct 2022
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Congratulations to our four members appointed to the Attorney General’s Panel of Counsel - Aug 2022
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A New Bill of Rights? The Bill of Rights Bill Explained Webinar - Jul 2022
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Rajkiran Barhey secures client significant award in CICA appeal - May 2022
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1COR Quarterly Medical Law Review – Summer/Autumn 2021 – Issue 10 - Jan 2022
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Rajkiran Barhey represents family in Article 2 jury inquest - Dec 2021
Rajkiran Barhey, instructed by Ali Cloak of RoydsWithyKing, acted for the family of GS, a young woman who took her own life whilst on home leave from a mental health hospital. Following detailed...
Rajkiran Barhey acts for family in neonatal death inquest - Nov 2021
Baby ER died shortly after his birth on 17 October 2019. Kiran represented his family at an inquest held before Area Coroner Rosamund Rhodes-Kemp in Winchester. At the inquest, there was evidence...
Rajkiran Barhey acts for family in neglect inquest - Sep 2021
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1COR Quarterly Medical Law Review – Spring 2021 – Issue 9 - Jul 2021
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Rajkiran Barhey appears at Grenfell Tower Inquiry hearings - Jul 2021
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Find out more about the AvMA Pro Bono Service - Jul 2021
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Law Pod UK Ep. 146: 5 Key Medical Law Updates - Jun 2021
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Healthcare Inquests & Covid-19 – Where Are We Now? - May 2021
Join Chair Caroline Cross and expert speakers Shaheen Rahman QC, Matthew Hill and Rajkiran Barhey as they discuss healthcare inquests and Covid-19 at 2pm today. Caroline will begin by looking at...
How can I search for an individual QMLR article? Using our new Archive website! - Apr 2021
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1COR Quarterly Medical Law Review – Winter 2020/21 – Issue 8 - Apr 2021
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Jo Moore, Rajkiran Barhey and Thomas Beamont cover Witness Evidence at APIL Procedure Special Interest Group - Feb 2021
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1COR Quarterly Medical Law Review – Autumn 2020 – Issue 7 - Feb 2021
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Rajkiran Barhey summarises recent inquest into the death of Jonnie Meek in AvMA Newsletter - Dec 2020
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Tonight’s the night for the Bar Pro Bono Awards - Nov 2020
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Congratulations to our 5 juniors nominated for Advocate’s Young Pro Bono Barrister of the Year Award - Oct 2020
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London Legal Support Trust x10 Challenge - Oct 2020
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1COR Quarterly Medical Law Review – Summer 2020 – Issue 6 - Sep 2020
Welcome to the sixth issue of the Quarterly Medical Law Review, brought to you by the barristers at 1 Crown Office Row. Download the Summer 2020 newsletter here: 1COR QMLR - Summer 2020 - Issue 6 ...
1COR Quarterly Medical Law Review – 2020 – Special Issue – Part 3 - Jul 2020
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ARDL Webinar: An Inquiry for Inquiry’s Sake? - Jul 2020
Join 1COR's Jeremy Hyam QC and Rajkiran Barhey on Monday to hear them debate the effectiveness of a public inquiry in response to COVID-19, chaired by Daniel Machover. This webinar is hosted by ARDL...
Impact of Covid-19 on Healthcare Webinar - May 2020
In the first remote event of 2020, three teams looked at the impact of COVID-19. Lizanne Gumbel QC chaired the Claimant team comprised of Isabel McArdle and Matthew Flinn. John Whitting QC...
1COR Quarterly Medical Law Review – Spring 2020 – Issue 5 - May 2020
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Coronavirus lawsuits across Europe, UK and USA in Wired UK - May 2020
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LawPod UK Ep. 109: Medical Law Developments - Apr 2020
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The 1COR Quarterly Medical Law Review – Autumn 2019 – Issue 3 - Dec 2019
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Rajkiran Barhey succeeds for the claimant appellant in South Downs National Park planning inquiry - Nov 2019
Rajkiran Barhey acted for Mr Paddy Cox, a small woodland owner, in his appeals against the Park Authority’s refusal of planning permission and an enforcement notice. She was instructed by Emma...
Rajkiran Barhey instructed in South Downs National Park planning inquiry - Nov 2019
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The 1COR Quarterly Medical Law Review – Spring 2019 – Issue 1 - May 2019
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National Park Land: Protected or Publicly Accessible? - May 2019
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Law Pod UK Ep 77: Anonymity for Claimants, Anonymity for Doctors - Apr 2019
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Six members of chambers participate in Inner Temple outreach events - Apr 2019
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The Liability of Private Hospitals & Clinics: Lessons from the Paterson Litigation - Nov 2018
This seminar will look at developments in the law relating to vicarious liability following the Paterson Litigation. A hypothetical case study will be debated between a claimant and defendant team of...
Delighted to welcome Rajkiran Barhey as a tenant following the successful completion of her pupillage - Sep 2018
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